Pyodios vs Atrium Agent Client

Run Python on your iPhone or iPad, with nothing sent to a server. Pyodios gives you a nearly real Python workspace: Jupyter notebooks, a script editor, an interactive REPL, plots, package management, and a variable inspector, all running on-device. NumPy and matplotlib come pre-loaded. Install pandas, scikit-learn, Plotly, and hundreds of other WebAssembly compliant packages from PyPI with a tap. Feature highlights: - Jupyter-compatible .ipynb notebooks with code and markdown cells - Python script editor with syntax highlighting, folding, and snippets - REPL with history, search, and code completion - Static matplotlib plots and interactive Plotly, Bokeh, and Altair charts - Environment panel with DataFrame viewer, variable diff, and watch list - Offline Help view with search - Files browser with iCloud Drive sync - Package installer powered by micropip with offline wheel caching - Remote Jupyter kernel support (token, password, or SSH tunnel) [experimental] - Nine built-in color themes plus a theme editor - iPad multi-pane workspace Your code, notebooks, variables, and plots stay on your device. No account. No sign-in. No telemetry on your work. Works offline once Pyodide has initialized and packages are downloaded. Powered by Pyodide, Python in WebAssembly. Not affiliated with the Pyodide or Python project. Python is a trademark of the Python Software Foundation.

Atrium is the iPhone and iPad companion to Atrium for Mac. Follow your Codex and Claude tasks, send prompts, and manage your development work while your Mac runs the agents. • Pair by scanning the QR code in Atrium for Mac or opening a shared pairing link. • Connect to your Mac from any network with end-to-end encryption. • Read live agent replies and send prompts with images or voice transcription. • Choose agent models and reasoning settings. • Browse projects, review Git changes and diffs, and run workspace commands. • Switch between paired Macs and receive task notifications. Atrium for Mac is required. Download the latest macOS release from the link on the pairing screen. Codex and Claude require their respective command-line tools and accounts on your Mac. Optional voice transcription uses your own OpenAI API key.